ET Disclosure to Cannibalism to Antarctica

I recently interviewed Steve Quayle regarding the topic of ET disclosure. However, it should be noted that there are a plethora of critical issues that spin off from disclosure. Among the most important spin-off topics centers around Antarctica. Antarctica is shrouded in mystery.

In the interview, Steve revealed the existence of a map in which Nazi submarine mariners were able travel under the ice with detail and precision.

Reichsdeutsche maps of the cave world

The above information is only a small sample of what was revealed in the interview.  Here’s more….

There is a Video of a journalist who inspects the cards: Russian journalist examines the cards

“This map shows us the main continent on this hemisphere, called Asgard. On the continent of Asgard, in the center, lies the city of the Ases. At the bottom left, we can clearly see Neu Schwabenland with the capital Neu Berlin. The small hook crosses indicate where the navy bases had set up bases. The main poison here is the Valkarischer Ozean.Further you can see the Pyrenean Sea, the Kartar Lake and the Amadak archipelago.” (Source: Hollow Earth Blog)

This map shows us the main continent of this hemisphere called Liberia. The main poem is also called the Valkarischer Ocean. In the center, on the far left, we can see the connection to other hemispheres. There the Asgard Sea is represented, one can cross over to the other continent, namely the continent Asgard. Just to the right of the Asgard Sea are the Gal Islands, the Guerney Island and the Gal Lake. A little to the right of Gal Lake is the Septaradas Sea and the Septaradas or “Seven Countries”. In the middle lies the Aran Sea.The Aran archipelago is a little to the right of the Aran Sea. Further to the right is again the Valkarischer Ocean with the Mey Islands, the Verbotene Island and Mallard Island something about it. In the center, on the right, are the Fera Islands. Below is the city of Shambala (city of the gods). The Tibetan monks still say that the city of Shambala really exists but not on the surface of our planet but inside the planet. So here it is confirmed by the map that Shambala is a real city in the earth, on the inside of the crust.” (Source: Hollow Earth Blog)

“Under the signature H. Kohlmeier and under the signature field is in very small letter:
Printed for the Kriegsmarine in an edition of 1300 copies in the special laboratory of Dachau concentration camp. January 1944.

“…This means that the RDs already had the colony Neu Schwabenland in January 1944. New Berlin was already established at and then expanded. In another part of the map it is said that they need men and women to expand the territories of the Third Reich.”   MORE ON THIS WILL BE REVEALED IN A FUTURE ARTICLE.

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In the course of our discussion, Steve revealed that the German scientists connected to Antarctica activities revealed that they received their technology from alien beings that many, today, believe are actually fallen angels. Steve’s account regarding the origin of the technology actually corresponds to what my late father told me. I once asked him the question, “Are there are actually alien beings that we have had contact with”?  To that question, he replied that he did not know, “but the captured German scientists that he worked with believed that was the case”.

Jim Marrs once flew into Phoenix to secretly meet with me on this very subject. This occurred 10 years ago and this was when I still had to hold this information in secret because my mother was still alive and I could not publicly reveal classified information because my mother would have forfeited my father’s Navy pension. In the course of the meeting, Marrs revealed to me that he had some of the same information that I had.

Jim Marrs, Steve Quayle and my father all agree that the captured German scientists firmly believed that the technology was rooted from other than earthly origins. NASA was a complete distraction and there clearly is a secret space program.

I remember the best show I ever heard regarding alien disclosure was when Art Bell interviewed Richard Hoagland on this same subject in the mid-1990’s. I remember fighting to stay awake into the early hours of the morning to get a glimpse of what might be. That was absolutely the most interesting interview I ever heard on the subject, until now. Steve Quayle was at his best.

 Credit to Common Sense Show

The Global Famine Begins: UN Announces That The Worst Food Crisis Since World War II Is Happening Right Now

We always knew that this would start happening.  Earlier this month, I wrote about the severe economic problems that are plaguing South America, but up to this point I have neglected to discuss the horrific famines that are breaking out all over Africa.  Right now there is a desperate need for food in South Sudan, Somalia, northeast Nigeria, Eritrea and Kenya.  And Yemen, even though it is not technically part of Africa, is being affected by many of the same factors that are crippling nations all over eastern Africa.  The United Nations says that more than 20 million people could die from starvation and disease if nothing is done.  When I write about economic collapse, this is the kind of thing that I am talking about, and we are starting to see alarming conditions spread across the globe.  Many believe that we could never possibly face this kind of food crisis in the western world, but unfortunately wishful thinking will only get you so far.

The United Nations was formed in 1945, and the UN has just announced that what we are facing this year is “the largest humanitarian crisis since the creation of the UN”.  The following comes from a CNN article entitled “20 million at risk of starvation in world’s largest crisis since 1945, UN says“…

“We stand at a critical point in history. Already at the beginning of the year we are facing the largest humanitarian crisis since the creation of the UN,” UN humanitarian chief Stephen O’Brien said Friday.

“Now, more than 20 million people across four countries face starvation and famine. Without collective and coordinated global efforts, people will simply starve to death. Many more will suffer and die from disease.”

It would be hard to overstate the level of human suffering that we are witnessing in many parts of Africa at this moment.  In Somalia, the UN estimates that more than 6 million people are in desperate need of food aid…

As Somalia inches closer to a calamitous famine, the prospect of utter devastation and colossal loss of human life is once again becoming an imminent reality. The humanitarian situation in Somalia is deteriorating by the day with up to 6.2 million people in need of urgent aid. People across Somalia have been forced to walk hundreds of miles in search of food, water and shelter- with women and children disproportionately affected. Over 300,000 children under the age of five are severely malnourished, with over 200,000 more children at risk of acute malnutrition.

In South Sudan, close to half the population is in dire need of assistance, and things have gotten so bad there that people will literally eat grass if they can find it…

Across South Sudan more than one million children are believed to be acutely malnourished and UNICEF have said that if urgent aid does not reach them, many of them will die. “There is no food, we eat anything we can find,” one South Sudanese mother told ITV. “We will find grass, we will eat it. That’s just the way it us for us now.”

Over in Yemen, there are about seven million people in need of food help, and authorities are warning that if nothing is done “millions of children” could starve to death…

“The numbers affected are absolutely extraordinary,” said Mark Kaye, Save the Children’s Yemen spokesperson.

“We keep on talking about a country that’s on the brink of famine, but for me these numbers highlight that we’re at the point of no return. If things are not done now we are going to be looking back on this and millions of children will have starved to death, and we’ll all have been aware of this for some time. That will shame us as an international community for years to come.

Eritrea was not specifically included in the recent UN alert, but it should have been.  Much of the country has been hit by a crippling drought, and approximately half of all children in Eritrea are stunted…

But we cannot understand why Eritrea is not included in the appeal. Unicef has confirmed what we know from our friends and families inside the country. In a report in January, the agency said that the El Niño drought has hit half of all Eritrea’s regions. Acute malnutrition is widespread. As Unicef put it: “Malnutrition rates already exceeded emergency levels, with 22,700 children under five projected to suffer from severe acute malnutrition in 2017 … Half of all children in Eritrea are stunted, and as a result, these children are even more vulnerable to malnutrition and disease outbreaks.”

We have been warned that there would be famines in diverse places in these times.  But here in the western world we tend to be lulled into a false sense of security by our comfortable lives, not realizing that the massively inflated standard of living that we have been enjoying has been fueled by the largest mountain of debt in the history of the planet.

In Kenya, a national emergency has been declared due to drought and famine.  For those of you that are parents, what would you do if your children were crying out for food but you didn’t have anything to give them?  The following story from Kenya is beyond heartbreaking…

Emmanuel Ayapar is three years old and can no longer walk. The flesh on his legs, which dangle from his mother’s hip as she carries him around, is wasting away.

He seems listless and sad, tongue flicking repeatedly in and out of his mouth.

‘We do not have enough food,’ said Veronica, his 28-year-old mother. ‘We eat only once a day.’

The little boy is suffering from severe malnutrition and is at risk of starving to death. He weighs just 15lb – half the typical weight for a boy of his age.

I don’t even know what to say after that.

In the western world we can be so incredibly self-absorbed that we don’t even realize that children are literally starving to death on the other side of the planet.

Hopefully those of us that live in “wealthy” western countries will step up to the plate and aid those in need, and hopefully this crisis will also help us to understand that we need to prepare for the day when things get difficult in our own nations too.

Credit to Economic Collapse

North Korea "One Step Closer To ICBM Launch" After Successful Test Of "New Type" Rocket Engine

One day after Rex Tillerson warned that the US is contemplating a pre-emptive military attack on North Korea, the isolated nation announced it has conducted a ground test of a new type of high-thrust rocket engine that leader Kim Jong Un is calling a "revolutionary breakthrough" for the country's space program, the North's state media said Sunday. Kim attended Saturday's test at the Sohae launch site, according to the Korean Central News Agency, which said the test was intended to confirm the "new type" of engine's thrust power and gauge the reliability of its control system and structural safety. 

A previous demonstration of a "new rocket engine" in this undated photo released 
by North Korea's KCNA in Pyongyang September 20, 2016

Kim called the test "a great event of historic significance" for the country's indigenous rocket industry, the KCNA report said. He also said the "whole world will soon witness what eventful significance the great victory won today carries" and claimed the test marks what will be known as the "March 18 revolution" in the development of the country's rocket industry. The report indicated that the engine is to be used for North Korea's space and satellite-launching program.

The claim of a successful test of the high-thrust rocket engine would put North Korea a step closer to being able to launch an intercontinental ballistic missile, as Mr. Kim said the country would do this year in his new-year address, the WSJ reported.

North Korea is banned by the United Nations from conducting long-range missile tests, but it claims its satellite program is for peaceful use, a claim many in the U.S. and elsewhere believe is questionable.

As AP further reports, North Korean officials have said that under a five-year plan, they intend to launch more Earth observation satellites and what would be the country's first geostationary communications satellite — which would be a major technological advance. Getting that kind of satellite into place would likely require a more powerful engine than its previous ones. The North also claims it is trying to build a viable space program that would include a moon launch within the next 10 years.

Saturday’s engine test, at North Korea’s Sohae Satellite Launching Station, near its border with China, came as U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson was en route to Beijing for a series of meetings with Chinese leadership that were to include discussions about how to rein in Pyongyang’s nuclear threat. On Friday, Tillerson told reporters in Seoul that the U.S. wasn't interested in conducting direct talks with North Korea to halt its weapons program, saying instead that tighter sanctions enforcement and the possibility of a military strike were being considered as part of a continuing North Korea policy review by the White House. 

“All options are on the table,” Tillerson said.

It's unclear whether this test was deliberately timed to coincide with Tillerson's visit, but Pyongyang has been highly critical of ongoing U.S.-South Korea wargames just south of the Demilitarized Zone and often conducts some sort of high-profile operation of its own in protest. Earlier this month, it fired off four ballistic missiles into the Sea of Japan, reportedly reaching within 200 kilometers (120 miles) of Japan's shoreline.

Japan, which was Tillerson's first stop before traveling to South Korea and China, recently held its first civilian missile evacuation drill over concerns of an unexpected North Korean attack.  

While building ever better long-range missiles and smaller nuclear warheads to pair with them, North Korea has marked a number of successes in its space program. It launched its latest satellite — the Kwangmyongsong 4, or Brilliant Star 4 — into orbit on Feb. 7 last year, just one month after conducting what it claims was its first hydrogen-bomb test. It put its first satellite in orbit in 2012, a feat few other countries have achieved. In 2013, rival South Korea launched a satellite into space from its own soil for the first time, though it needed Russian help to build the rocket's first stage.

In a controversial attempt to contain the threat from a potential North Korean missile attack, last week, the US military also began the deployment of its THAAD anti-missile system in S. Korea, despite Russia and China objecting to the move as being “counter-productive.” Beijing said THAAD's deployment was harming the “regional strategic balance,” since it might damage China's nuclear deterrent capabilities and potentially fuel US first-strike ideas. Moscow said Washington was “instigating an arms race in the subregion.” 

“We do not oppose South Korean taking necessary measures to protect its security, but these measures cannot be based upon harming the security interests of South Korea's friendly neighbor, China,” Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying said on Friday, as quoted by Reuters. Washington and Seoul however continue to maintain that the deployment of THAAD is a “defensive” measure against Pyongyang, and countries “other than North Korea” have nothing to worry about, according to US Defense Secretary James Mattis.

Credit to Zero Hedge

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